... he regards his own suggestiou of the beginnieg of life, and compare it with nris emphio disnissal of what, scientifically speaking, seemis to be the only alrerna- tive theory. This is how he disposes of evolution .- I am ready to adopt as an article ...

... Zinzenech (we quote the name from memory) was a splendid fruit and flower painter. The others need no comment of ours -their works speak for them. A question of serious importance hangs over the -world of art. It may bea stated thus - politics, commerce, civilisation ...

... and the classification adhered to in other divisions of the exhibition has been altered. Of Ceramic ware there is, so to speak, none, though some remarkable pieces of earthenware appear. Of woollen fabrics, for which France is so famous, with the exception ...

... aggression, His Lordship afterwards laid the foundation stone of the Convalescent Home, and again displayed his power of speaking weU and to the point, a rare and valuable gift denied to the many and given only to the few. On Saturday Lord de Tabley gave ...

... marrisge a-. s :r't-liiuttcumiut in his finauily uced never expect to le prolinIl. Doon S ,ri:: ii.- lanimna, taln a door speak t- Certainly not, my dear ?? Then why did you tell Annie this morning to answer the ?? *-It is time 1or you to go to school ...

... plays- that at that time were common, the worst that can be said is that the men and women of their day were not afraid to speak openly of things which the men and women of our own more prudish day are not afraid to do, Generally the speech was to good ...

... having been composed from dictation, a mischief that had led M. Pauthier into most deplorable errors. Colonel Yule solme- where speaks of the total absence of humour in Marco Polo's narrative. May not this fact be attributed to this same mischief of dictation ...

... American' mining enterprises. The Americans, he says, are shrewd enmugh to keep hold of good speculations, ap d,gonerally speaking, It is only when a mine has been worked outor the expense of getting the ore i; greater than the returns, that it Is offered ...

... principal qualifceations' required, wanting which, and without a miracle, no man can hope to do shy' good in a colonial field, Speaking generally, then, the most likely to do well ari those who have been trained to manual labour. And those espectally succeed ...

... flight, The hissing of the male Is muach loader than that of the- female; it is performed through the noes; and is, strictly speaking, no other than a very strorg brorth driven violently through a small aperture Heat is so extremely dibagreeable to these ...

... eeiabns tier to teake the reildeli appear a sincers and simple girl, even wset she is toast entihusiastic. Aliss Irtstonc speaks wvith ilearness, and tier asttitedes tid moveinants are perfectly graceful. She depicted with great skill atid vividness the ...

... imnlatielit upoer this score. \Vlher asked otce as to the tlre of a paeticular ttovelriellt, he replied, Does not rite Musice speak for itself ? Bat woe have herird Gerean conduortors tikle the vt rious irovetients so sletely as to destroy somie of the most ...